his mom found it >> my mom wrote your creativity is la jawab. is literally, no answer to it. the second their mom said it they knew it was the perfect one. they launched not long after and has been going strong ever since. one of their bestsellers? >> i enjoy them, sharing it with other people it is amazing. >> even with all of these accomplishments he is not slowing down. he and his sister just started selling their treats at their local farmer's market and he will be back on the food network for a kid's baking championship halloween special. all while getting settled into his first year of high school. >> that looks good. i know somebody who would appreciate, well, do you like sugar, paul? paul is in the other room now. he can be picky. he had some food allergies i hesitate to say, paul, take it away with the cupcake but you like those, right? >> yeah. >> okay, okay, okay, okay. don't look at me like i am crazy. there are a lot of things paul would love that, but no, allergic. >> you do not just fall into this stunning physique [ laughter ] >>

la jawab treats launched not long after and has been going strong ever since.lers? the rose cardamom cupcake. >> i mean, it's pretty exciting because ever since i was little, i was brought up with these flavors and i really enjoyed them. sharing them with other people is definitely a really amazing thing. >> reporter: but even with all of these accomplishments, naiel isn't slowing down. he and his sister just started selling their treats at their local los altos farmers' market and naiel will be back on the food network for a kids' baking championship halloween special. all while getting settled into his first year of high school. >> looks so good. >> looks delicious. >> sorry, i'm going to be on the food network you know. after this class. >> just a little national television appearance. >> already won a baking championship thing. so no. congrats to him and obviously clearly very talented. >> yes. and parents who invest in him. we're very proud and keep going and by the way bring us cupcakes whenever you want to stop by 855 battery. >> anytime. >>> remember, y

. >> reporter: that business complete with a website and cookbook is called la jawab. while writing an email to a friend who was in the process of trying to help the kids come up with a business name. >> my mom wrote your creativity is very la jawab. it means unmatchable or, well, literally it means there is no answer to it. >> reporter: he says the second their mom said it, they knew it was the perfect name. la jawab treats launched not long after and going strong ever since. >> it is pretty exciting. ever since i was little i was brought up with these flavors. i really enjoyed them. sharing them with other people it is really amazing. >> but, even with all of these accomplishments, he is not slowing down. he and his sister just started selling their treats at their local farmer's market and he will be back on the food network for a kid's baking championship halloween special. all while getting settled into his first year of high school. >> thank you very much for watching tonight. the late news on kpix has your latest local stories, that is tonight at 11:00. with you

. >> reporter: that business complete with a website and cookbook it is called la jawab. a name his mom stumble into while writing an email to a friend who was in the process of helping the kid comes up with a business name. >> my mom wrote your creativity is very la jawab. it means unmatchable or literally it means there is no answer to it. >> reporter: the second their mom said it they knew it was the perfect name. the treats launched not long after and has been going strong ever since. one of the bestsellers, the rose cupcake. >> it is pretty exciting. ever since i was little i was brought up with these flavors, i really enjoyed them. sharing them with other people it is an amazing thing. >> but, even with all of these accomplishments, he is not slowing down. he and his sister just started selling their treats at their local farmer's market and he will be back on the food network for a kid's baking championship halloween special. all while getting settled into his first year of high school. >>> next at 9:00, a tennis player with a big serve and a bigger message. how he

. >> the qadri's launch la jawab treats during the pandemic. proud to create asian american fusion desserts. in february. nihal was the first pakistani american teen to win on food network's kids baking championship. a big motivation for this duo is representation. >> to this day, we get messages from people who are like my kid was really embarrassed about his culture or embarrassed about his religion, and when he saw you representing it. i feel happy that like kids, because they come up to us and they say, you're like our role model. >> last farmers market. they raised $3,000. and during a pop up event on sunday, they raised 4000. >> i think that that is a tremendous feat for kids at their age. and i really applaud the work that they're doing. >> thank you so much. >> in los altos, lauren martinez , abc seven news. >> governor newsom at the great wall, the climate policies he's pushing to change tonight. >> plus, empowering an entire police department. a behind the scenes look at a new kind of program happening in walnut creek and bar b and ba

. >> the qadri's launch la jawab treats during the pandemic. they're proud to create asian american fusion desserts. in february. nihal was the first pakistani american teen to win on food network's kids baking championship. a big motivation for this duo is representation. >> to this day, we get messages from people who are like my kid was really embarrassed about his culture or embarrassed about his religion, and when he saw you representing it. i feel happy that like kids, because they come up to us and they say, you're like our role model. >> last farmers market. they raised $3,000. and during a pop up event on sunday, they raised 4000. >> i think that that is a tremendous feat for kids at their age. and i really applaud the work that they're doing. >> thank you so much. >> in los altos, lauren martinez , abc seven news. >> governor newsom at the great wall, the climate policies he's pushing to change tonight. >> plus, empowering an entire police department. a behind the scenes look at a new kind of program happening in walnut creek and bar

. >> reporter: that business, complete with a website and cook book is called la jawab, a name his mothertrying to help the kids come up with a business name. >> my mom wrote your creativity is very l a jawab. they knew it was the perfect name. >> reporter: one of their best sellers is the rose cardamom cup cake. >> it's exciting because since i was little, i was brought up with these flavors. sharing them with other people is deaf netly an amazing thing. >> he and his sister just started sharing their treats at their local farmer's market, and naiel was just back on the food network for a halloween championship all while getting settled into his first year of high school. >> he's making us all look lazy, and now i want a cup cake. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. good night. (powerful music) - [announcer] this is the volkswagen "red & gold report" from kpix and cbs news bay area. - when it's your night, it's your night to do it in front of the whole country. it was pretty cool. - [announcer] the 49ers dominated dallas to keep their winning streak going. - we're kind of on a different

la jawab treats during the pandemic to highlight asian american fusion desserts. they say young adults can also help innocent victims from the israel-hamas war in general, raising money and just helping the community that it's also a job that us children have to do to. the last farmers market. they raised $3,000 and during a pop up event on sunday, they raised 4000. >> good for them. well, there's a new effort in california to make it easier to prosecute suspects in car break-ins state senator scott wiener is now looking at revising legislation to tie up a legal loophole and also help leaders crack down on crime. abc7 news reporter lena howland joins us live to explain that loophole that some say has been protecting criminals. good morning, lena. >> well, current state law says that in order to prove someone is guilty of breaking into a car, you must prove that vehicle was locked in the first place. that's the loophole that senator scott wiener is hoping to get rid of. san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, says criminals are more brazen and more organ